Arr and Exsmogger,
I think you are both right. I will try and reinit the NAM and see if I can select an (or the) alternate range but I am not hopefull about this. I suspect that the reason the NAMS will work as 1 ACD and 1 VM is that the ACD and VM use different F codes. The NAMS seem to have no problem reassigning the "Access" code (F915, F916, etc). It is just the VM codes that seem to be problematic.
With respect to the CP100 and Flash I have just 2 follow up questions.
1) WIth the CP100 is there AN alternate F code range or can you select your own alternate range? If there is just one other, then the most you can have is 2.
2) In the Flash, both 2 port and 4 port, how many AA tables do they support? I have always thought 2 was the max but maybe it is 4 on the 4 port. Do either of you know the definitave answer to this?
Thanks again for both of your help. I am a real digger and I will tear apart the NAM sw to see if I can find where the F codes are stored and maybe I can change them to any range I like. I will keep you posted on my findings.
Harold